Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has published the official foreign exchange rates for Tuesday. The central bank fixed the buying rate for the US Dollar at 𝓡𝓼. 151.24 and the selling rate at 𝓡𝓼. 151.84, while retail rates across commercial banks may vary based on market conditions.
The Department of Industry has approved ₹47.61 billion in foreign direct investment commitments across 914 ventures in 11 months, with the simplified Automatic Route rapidly capturing small-scale projects.
Gold prices in the Nepalese market witnessed a minor increase on Tuesday, while silver prices took a downward turn. According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association, gold climbed by Rs. 300 per tola, whereas silver slipped by Rs. 25 per tola.
The domestic bullion market witnessed an unprecedented surge on Monday as gold prices soared by a massive NPR 5,000 per tola to hit NPR 298,200. Concurrently, silver prices climbed by NPR 120 per tola, pushing the trading rate to a high of NPR 5,015.
Domestic precious metal prices recorded moderate gains on Sunday, with fine gold increasing by Rs 1,200 per tola to settle at Rs 293,200, alongside upward movements in Tejabi gold and silver.
Nepal's central bank, Nepal Rastra Bank, has released today's official foreign exchange rates, fixing the US Dollar selling rate at Rs 152.48 alongside updated benchmarks for major global currencies.
Following a 10-day deadlock triggered by Prime Minister Balendra Shah's controversial remarks, parliamentary discussions on the new budget have ignited intense verbal warfare between the ruling coalition and the opposition.
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has released the official foreign exchange rates for Friday, setting the US Dollar selling rate at Rs 153.52 and the European Euro at Rs 177.12, while noting that commercial bank rates may slightly vary.

The Office of the Problematic Cooperatives Management Committee has publicly blacklisted 132 loan defaulters from Hamro Naya Krishi and Krishi Bikash Multipurpose Cooperatives, issuing a strict ultimatum for immediate repayment.
The Nepalese bullion market witnessed a massive rally on Friday, with fine gold skyrocketing by Rs 5,300 per tola to trade at Rs 292,000, while silver jumped by Rs 190 per tola.
The domestic market witnessed a notable decline in precious metal prices today, with fine gold dropping by Rs. 5,100 per tola to stand at Rs. 286,700. According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association (FENEGOSIDA), Tejabi gold and silver prices also recorded downward corrections in tandem with the market trend.
Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) recorded a significant 24.91% increase in revenue, reaching NPR 14.69 billion during the first ten months of the current fiscal year. This financial boost is driven by an increase in passenger numbers, smooth operational management, and highly lucrative international routes, with Tokyo's Narita sector leading the growth.